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I actually read Ulysses in college. Without the help of the teacher as a guide and translator, though, I doubt that I would have made it. Finnegan's Wake, Joyce's last work, is even more impenetrable. Scholars are still working on deciphering that one.
I prefer Joyce's short stories, but I'm always willing to celebrate a brilliant author.
Happy Bloomsday, and God bless the Irish.
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I have always loved reading Joyce. Finnegan's Wake is incredible.
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